Selenium 4.21 Released!
Today we’re happy to announce that Selenium 4.21 has been released!
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We’re very happy to announce the release of Selenium 4.21.0 for Javascript, Ruby, Python, .NET, Java and the Grid! Links to everything can be found on our downloads page.
Highlights
- Chrome DevTools support is now: v123, v124, and v125 (Firefox still uses v85 for all versions)
- Selenium has at least 2.4M active users in the last 30 days. 100k more than last month!
- India and United States are the top countries with the most users.
- Python is the most used language from the last 5 releases.
- The most used operating system is Windows, with at least 1.9M users.
- Extensibility points started to be implemented to simplify the integration between Selenium and Appium. Ruby is the first language to implement it.
- Java and JavaScript keep adding more WebDriver BiDi features.
- In Java, it is possible to set parameters for Selenium Manager via system properties.
- Nightly packages are tested daily with the examples from the Selenium documentation.
Noteworthy changes per language
- Java
- Browser containers provisioned in Dynamic Grid will use the hostConfig
- Set test name to video file name in Dynamic Grid
- See all changes
- JavaScript
- Ensure
selectVisibleByText
method is same as other languages - See all changes
- Ensure
- .NET
- Overwrite internal log file if it already exists
- See all changes
- Python
- Moving ignore_local_proxy_environment_variables to BaseOptions
- See all changes
- Ruby
- Rust
Contributors
Special shout-out to everyone who helped the Selenium Team get this release out!
Selenium
Viet Nguyen Duc
Alex
Joe Bandenburg
Oleksandr Kulychok
Sandeep Suryaprasad
Selenium Docs & Website
Arpan
Augustin Gottlieb
Chamila Ambahera
Pallavi
Docker Selenium
Viet Nguyen Duc
Selenium Team Members
Thanks as well to all the team members who contributed to this release:
Puja Jagani
Diego Molina
Boni García
Sri Harsha
Nikolay Borisenko
Alex Rodionov
Simon Stewart
Titus Fortner
David Burns
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Happy testing!